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    This document provides information about assignments for various management courses, including course codes, credits, and evaluation criteria for questions. It includes sample questions related to management information systems, planning and organizational structure, information security, data transmission diagrams, applications of artificial intelligence, and more. Students are to answer all questions in approximately 400 words each.

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    This document provides information about assignments for various management courses, including course codes, credits, and evaluation criteria for questions. It includes sample questions related to management information systems, planning and organizational structure, information security, data transmission diagrams, applications of artificial intelligence, and more. Students are to answer all questions in approximately 400 words each.

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    This document provides information about assignments for various management courses, including course codes, credits, and evaluation criteria for questions. It includes sample questions related to management information systems, planning and organizational structure, information security, data transmission diagrams, applications of artificial intelligence, and more. Students are to answer all questions in approximately 400 words each.

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    For Solved SMU Assignment and Project Contact: +91- 9873 9!"!

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    ASSIGNMENT WINTER DRIVE 2013 MBADS/ MBAFLEX/ MBAHCSN3/ MBAN2/ PGDBAN2 II MB0047 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION S!STEM B1#30 4 #0

    Note: Answer all questions. Kindly note that answers for 10 marks questions should be approximately of 400 words. Ea h question is followed by e!aluation s heme. Marks Total Marks $%&'()*+' Q.No Professor A. Van Cauwenbergh of Antwerp University, in a paper presented at the Tenth 1

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    Artificial intelligent syste# functions like a hu#an being and helps a #anager in taking @uick decisions. Cplain the different applications A! using diagra#.

    a. 1iagra# b. Applications of cognitive science c. Applications of robotics d. Applications of natural interface e. Cplaining each type with an eCa#ple

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